Sentence examples for will less from inspiring English sources
Economic theory suggests that they will: less friction should lead to higher demand.
In particular, younger people will, less and less, get their news from traditional outlets".
They will less often collect millions in fees while class members wait years for pennies on the dollar.
"If the home has been upgraded, there will less likely be a loss and premiums could be lowered," he said.
They will less often be principals, risking money of their own on a trade, and more often agents, linking buyers and sellers together.
Will less aid, new BRICS donors, the increasing role of the private sector and new philanthropists in development, require more or less consultants?
During the 19th century, the virile Arab and Turk who had once provoked paranoia in Christendom morphed into the sick man of Europe – the will-less Muselmann.
"Will-less, she submitted to him, even to the extent of making small, compliant movements fitting her body to his," one of these scenes concludes.
A battery of theatrical clichés is dragged in to reinforce the impression of will-less automata: everyone gestures robotically; voices are miked; screens project pictures of actors spreading their legs while their brains are otherwise engaged.
By contrast, aesthetic experience consists in the subject's achieving will-less [willenlos] perception of the world.
Aesthetic perception thus raises a person into a pure will-less, painless, and timeless subject of knowledge (WWR, Section 34).
